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Investigate API Throttling in Node Controller #14
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/assign @aoxn @andrewsykim |
SIG OpenStack has seen similar issues, but we're addressing in our own implementations. We would welcome a generic solution if one would be appropriate, but we're fine with adding cloud-specific tuning variables on our provider. |
@hogepodge Cool work. Could you share your solutions with us? |
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/remove-lifecycle stale |
Investigate severity of API throttling for v1.16 |
If folks have user stories on how bad the API throttling is for clusters that would be really helpful in determining the priority for this issue. |
This would be the issue for Azure. Refer #30. |
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/remove-lifecycle stale |
/lifecycle frozen |
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ref: kubernetes/kubernetes#75016
For large clusters, we're seeing API throttling from providers becoming more common. Taking node-controller as an example, it will call a "get node" api request per node on every sync loop. For a 1000 node cluster that's could be 1000 get requests per minute which can result in users running out of API quotas.
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